Rae Harris Editor-in-chief The sea rocked beneath Captain Nightingale’s mighty ship, lightning breaking through the clouds. He wrenched the helm to the left, crashing through the rising waves. His crew bellowed orders as water poured over the portside railing and the sea collapsed on top …
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Ebony
Elizabeth Kotora Ebony hits my chin.The smooth texturecalms me,prepares me,for what’s next.My thumb rests inits rightful spot.Its crook breatheswith life.It readies my fingersfor what’s next.My fingers hit the runwaymade of the materialthat calms me,Ready for action.With a flash, my other handand its tool are readyand …
fairytales.
Ariana Goodwin fighting my flesh ain’t easy up at 2am – looking at my life my t i m e…. wasted.“do you want to be healed?” can’t say that i do, know that it’s wrong not to. supposed to be some leaderbut if the blind …
“I Hate It Here” (anti-racist version)
Nemsie Gonzalez Managing Editor Before I start this critique, I’d like to note that the majority of the hate you see surrounding Taylor Swift has more to do with misogyny than anything else. Like most women, Swift has been policed on the amount of men …
A cappella Showcase
Amanda Crouse ’27 Last Friday, Aug. 30, the College’s six a cappella groups held a collective showcase in the Scheide Music Center. The event was intended to garner interest among prospective future club members, as well as to share the simple pleasure of all-vocal performances. …
Music and the power to make social change
Kayden Ward Contributing Writer Music is an inherently political medium. For every song about nothing, there is one that speaks of resistance and acts as a call to action. Throughout history and across cultures, music has been used to spread messages and tell stories. It …